Our client a financial services firm located in the financial district is seeking a part time Nurse Practitioner for a year long contract with the opportunity to extend. Must have NY State license & MSN.
Salary- $60.00-$64.00 per hour

Nurse Practitioner licensed in the state of New York.
2-3 days per week 8:30am - 4:30 PM.
Sees 10-15 clinical patients with urgent care needs
Might process samples collection

Qualifications:

Graduate of an accredited program as a registered nurse. Master’s degree required.
Primary care experience required. Licensed and currently registered as a Registered
Nurse and Certified as an Adult, Family Nurse Practitioner by the New York State or New Jersey State Education Department.
Possess effective oral and written communication skills and customer service skills.
Good computer literacy skills with the ability to process automated health records accurately.

Responsibilities:
The essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to the following duties:

Provides quality occupational health care services to clients in accordance with generally accepted standards of professional practice and the policies of the center.
Reviews all medical histories of clients upon initial visit to the center and thereafter as appropriate.
Coordinates onsite medical care and onsite medical interventions as needed.
Provides the necessary support to the team.
Knowledgeable about occupational health policies and regulations which may affect patient care programs.
Completes accurate and timely submission of all clinical and professional records in the EMR to assure compliance with local, state, federal regulatory, licensure and accreditation requirements.
Work to create a positive work culture with cross departmental teams and align this work with other health care initiatives.
Utilizes established channels of communication and supports team building efforts.
Maintain a professional attitude and appearance.
Recognizes, accepts and respect people as individuals.
Performs other non-clinical duties as assigned (e.g., screening programs